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0 published saturday 28 april 0 was successfully added to your cart. published saturday 28 april green lipped mussel for dogs why green lipped mussel is ideal for dogs with joint problems by dr. jamie smith green lipped mussel for dogs – the benefits green lipped mussel is a completely natural food source that has been found to have an exceptional ability to aid dog’s bodies in fighting the progression of joint and connective tissue disease. it also supports the regeneration and healing of arthritic and injured joints and, unless your dog is allergic to shellfish, has no negative side effects. it has also been found to significantly reduce the pain, swelling and inflammation associated with connective tissue and musculoskeletal problems and to vastly improve joint mobility. top 7 benefits of green lipped mussel for dogs: provides the building blocks to help rebuild damaged cartilage fights pain and inflammation stops the breakdown of cartilage and connective tissue reverses the causes of inflammation reduces the damage caused by arthritis blocks the hormones that cause inflammation provides extremely valuable omega-3 fatty acids the stunning power of green lipped mussel extract results from the fact it is packed with a whole range of natural anti-inflammatory agents, immune modulators and many of the essential building blocks needed to rebuild collagen, proteoglycans and the synovial fluid found in the joints, ligaments and tendons green lipped mussel – fights pain and inflammation green lipped mussel – great source of omega-3 why your dog needs omega fatty acids omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids are found in every cell in the body and are crucial in maintaining a healthy body. mammals, such as dogs, are unable to produce these fatty acids naturally so they have to be obtained through diet alone – this is why they are known as ‘essential’ fatty acids. omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids work together to control inflammation by regulating the immune system. in general, compounds in omega-6 cause inflammation and those in omega-3 fight inflammation. is your dog’s food disrupting its omega balance? unfortunately, the majority of dog foods contain ingredients like beef, chicken, vegetable oils which have high levels of omega-6 oils, which can lead to an imbalance between the two, resulting in the immune system receiving more of the ‘bad’ signals. by supplementing your dog’s diet with green lipped mussel, which is naturally high in omega-3 oils, you can restore the natural balance, leading to a reduction in inflammation and the symptoms associated with it. green lipped mussel – provides extremely valuable omega-3 fatty acids diver under a mussel farm in the marlborough sounds green lipped mussel supplements for your dog how to give your dog green lipped mussel after harvesting the green lipped mussels are freeze-dried and processed into a fine powder to preserve the huge variety of nutrients they contain. the powder is then pressed into tablets (often with other active ingredients) which can be fed directly to your dog or crumbled onto their food. ‘supercharging’ the effects of green lipped mussel when choosing a green lipped mussel supplement look for some of these other active ingredients too. they help the mussel extract get absorbed more quickly and effectively and bring a whole heap of their own additional benefits in repairing your dog’s sore, worn or swollen joints. top 8 other ingredients to look for: glucosamine – maintains joint mobility and relieves pain chondroitin – keeps joints strong and supple for longer hyaluronic acid – lubricates the joints manganese – assists in collagen formation msm – building blocks of healthy joints and bones vitamins c – antioxidant that protects & rebuilds cartilage vitamin e – anti-inflammatory & antioxidant turmeric – reduces pain, inflammation & stiffness maximise the benefits of green lipped mussel with the right supplement green lipped mussel vs. prescription drugs supplementing your dog’s diet with a green lipped mussel formula is a low risk route to good joint health with few side effects. the alternatives, which your vet may prescribe in more extreme cases come with more downsides: anti-inflammatory drugs anti-inflammatory drugs may seem ideal for managing the inflammation associated with arthritis, but can have quite significant side effects for your dog – such as kidney, liver and digestive problems making them unsuitable for long-term use. steroids steroid treatment or injections are also available which can significantly reduce any swelling or inflammation in the joints. however, these again can cause unwanted side effects and corticosteroids can interact badly with any other medication your dog may be receiving. long-term steroid treatment can also worsen a joint condition by causing additional joint damage and breakdown. green lipped mussel – supports dog joint structure and mobility green lipped mussel – provides a rich source of amino acids and omega 3 fatty acids more information about green lipped mussel what is green lipped mussel? the new zealand green lipped mussel (perna canaliculus), also known as the new zealand mussel or the green shell mussel and to the local maori population as kuku, or kutai, is a large species of mussel found in the pure, pristine waters off the coast of new zealand. green lipped mussels are filter feeders, drawing in the nutrient-rich seawater and absorbing the ocean’s natural mineral balance – similar to that found in the human body – as they feed. how are the mussels farmed? new zealand green lipped mussel has been a valuable food source for the native people of new zealand for centuries. cultivation began in the 1970s and now produces over 140,000 tonnes a year. mussel farmers collect the mussel seed (called ‘spat’) by harvesting seaweed that has been washed ashore. this seaweed is covered in tiny seed mussels, as many as 200 million in every kilogram harvested. once the seaweed has been transported to the mussel farms, it is placed into net stockings that hold the spat-covered seaweed in place around weighted ropes. the weighted ropes are then suspended in the water from a pair of ‘backbone’ ropes which are held in place by concrete anchor blocks and supported by series of large plastic buoys. what makes them so good? the new zealand mussel farming industry operates within some of the strictest quality standards in the world – both the mussels and seawater around the farms are constantly monitored with tests carried out for any bio-toxins, bacteria, and heavy metals that may be present – and new zealand’s high aquaculture standards have been recognized by the international conservation organisation blue ocean institute. green lipped mussels are harvested at the peak of their growth. to concentrate the mussels for use as an extract, the soft tissue is separated from the shell, then flash frozen, lyophilized (freeze-dried to remove the water) and processed into a fine powder – a process which does not in any way destroy or inactivate the biologically active constituents. the resulting extract contains a vast variety of nutrients – valuable vitamins, minerals, amino acids, omega fatty acids, antioxidants, enzymes, and many others – the most important of which are glycosaminoglycans, the body’s natural lubricant and shock absorber, which provide support to the body, and especially to the joints. how nasa discovered this wonder ingredient these joint-healing properties of green lipped mussel were first noticed in the early 1960s by nasa researchers seeking a treatment for cancer, which included a comprehensive search of marine organisms in an attempt to find a natural cure. green lipped mussel was among the organisms tested, but trials on human cancer patients produced no detectable results. however, it was noticed that the patients who were coincidentally suffering from arthritis and other joint conditions reported a significant reduction in the pain and stif

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